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The Learning Specialist is a highly motivated educator who provides small group support for neurodivergent thinkers. The candidate will have a holistic approach to working with students and be an effective communicator with strong interpersonal skills. The primary responsibility of a Learning Specialist will be to work with a small group of neurodivergent students to provide academic, emotional, and social support. The teacher is crucial in fostering a student-driven community and learning environment characterized by resilience, respect, inclusivity, and a sense of belonging. Adolescents are empowered with agency, supported within a structured framework, and guided through mentorship to thrive and grow.

 Specific responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• teaching  5 sections
• advising up to 6-8 students
• leading  or co-leading an athletic team or a co-curricular 2 of 3 seasons
• supporting community life duties

Essential Qualities of Employment

• Team Building and Culture Shaping Mindset
• Ethical and Responsible Decision Making
• Effective and Culturally Responsive Communication
• Collaborative Framework for Innovation and Results

Essential Duties and Responsibilities 

Instructional Role

• Teaches and guides students in executive functioning, self-advocacy, study skills, strategies, and individual skills as determined by the learning profile. 
• Develops individualized learning plans. 
• Commit to cultivating professional environments that respect cultural needs and embrace diverse viewpoints, experiences, and requirements.
• Communicates regularly with parents, teachers, and students to design and implement a plan to promote the students’ educational and social development. 
• Develops long-range student goals that are aligned with best practices and the values and mission of Gould.
• Reports to the ASP Director any ideas/complex situations supporting collaboration with and support of faculty and student experience.